Reviews of Psychiatry Department - University of Michigan Michigan Medicine (Psychiatrist)

Matthew Matecki

Poor patient relations... none of the nurses knows how to get a hold of certain departments and I waited over 2 hours for crutches hes that were told I'd have in 15 minutes, ended up leaving without them.

Mike McDowell

As with most u of m doctor's they tell you your child is confused and transgender when even the child and everyone who knows them thinks it's laughable. But that's university of Michigan doctor's for you. I live next to the hospital and use a doctor in Canton to avoid u of m influence it's toxic!

Michael N

Just leaving this to counteract the other Mike's bigotry :)

john peters

Tony, social worker and wanna be doctor. She helped get a girl discharged against the advice of many many people. The girl took her life six weeks later, she told Tony she would and Tony argued for her discharge anyway. What a sad thing for people to put their workload above a duty to the patient.

Salwa Haidar

Let me start off by saying that attending this hospital was a mistake. I was not the patient, my father was. My father walked into UM Hospital feeling stronger than ever, physically and emotionally. He found out that he has stage 4 cancer and he was told by a certain doctor that there was no hope for him and he simply needed to go die at home. He also asked my father where he'd like to die, either at home or at the hospital. Speaking from my perspective, that is the most disrespectful thing that could come out of a "doctors" mouth. A doctors job is to comfort the patient and make them feel him like there is hope and there is a way out of this, not put him down and make the patient feel like pure garbage. My dad left UM hospital feeling upset by what he was told. A week after they discharged my father, UM Hospital kept trying to contact us in order to discuss treatment plans such as chemo, immunotherapy, etc. We ignored their offer, then decided to get a second opinion at another hospital. Now, my father is currently undergoing chemotherapy and he is hopefully on his way to recovery. The difference is that UM Hospital gave my dad no hope and they said it in the most brutal way possible, making him feel depressed and that there is no hope for treating his cancer, versus the hospital he is at now gave him hope and told him they would try everything they can. If I could go back and change one thing, it would be not considering UM Hospital to seek medical attention. This specific doctor needs to work on making a patients' visit less stressful and more comforting.

DDT Grisch

If you go in the psych unit unprepared they will give you a labotomy shot. No phoning family or anything. If you get a Dr. Casher beware. Better visiting hours than St Joe, but I'm just a visitor, so what do I know!